PROTECTION FROM AIR RAIDS

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21903, 2 October 1936, Page 11

PROTECTION FROM AIR RAIDS

STATE ADVICE TO BRITISH

HOUSEHOLDERS LONDON, September 20. The British Government is sending out to all householders a bock on air raid and gas dangers, with the suggestion that a refuge in their own homes should be provided. Factories and shops are advised to make similar provision.. An official ssid that' the pub'ic shelters ere only fpr those who are caught in the streets. There was no intention to have public bon bproof shelters, requiring a concrete roof 10 feet thick, or alternatively built 75 feet underground.

For This Relief Much Thanks —Shakespeare. Countless New Zealanders are truly thankful for getting relief from chest and bronchial troubles through taking. Baxter’s Lung Preserver. “Baxter’s” soothes sore throats and bronchial passages, relieves coughing, clears away phlegm, and assists recovery with its remarkable tonic properties. Millions must have benefited from “Baxter’s” during the past 70 years. Three sizes, 4/6, 2/6, and 1/6 everywhere. —6 BRIGHT COLOURED ENAMELWARE. Ivory, silvery green, pastel, red, yellow, blue, etc. ‘ Minsons have all these colours in a big shipment of English Enamel-ware just landed. Saucepans, teapots, kettles, jugs, etc. See windows. —2

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